Smash Bros gets Kid Icarus' Palutena character Today's Nintendo digital event at E3 closed with a teaser for at least one more character in Smash Bros. Kid Icarus' goddess Palutena has joined the fray ...
Super Smash Bros. will contain a trophy of Kid Icarus: Uprising boss Phosphora. A game image of the character was taken by director Masahiro Sakurai during development. Super Smash Bros. is out this ...
During a recently released edition of Iwata Asks, Nintendo President Satoru Iwata sat down with Super Smash Bros. developer Masahiro Sakurai to discuss his latest creation, Kid Icarus Uprising. The ...
Masahiro Sakurai has quite a lot of work on his slate. First and foremost, he and the Super Smash Bros. development team have to finish out the Fighter Pass Volume 2 DLC collection for Smash Ultimate.
Nintendo announced at E3 Tuesday that Lady Palutena, the goddess from the Kid Icarus franchise, will be a playable character in Super Smash Bros. for the Wii U and 3DS. Palutena becomes the second ...
Nintendo have updated the official website for Super Smash Bros. with a few details about the Nintendo 3DS version of the game. Among these details are how the game’s different modes will function, ...
Super Smash Bros. Wii U and 3DS director Masahiro Sakurai has posted another new screen on MiiVerse, this time it's of the game's Kid Icarus stage. It follows our gallery of King Dedede Smash Bros.
To those that don’t know the full scope of Nintendo history, it might surprise you that in the early days of Nintendo systems, one of their biggest franchise was the Kid Icarus series. It’s true. At ...
So Nintendo's got a mushroom-eating, mustache-combing overweight plumber guy out there saving princesses. Then there's the pointy-eared, green-capped elf fellow doing the same thing with a sword and ...
As you may have realized, Super Smash Bros. director Masahiro Sakurai is fond of affectionately trolling his fans on occasion. Tonight was one such occasion. Sakurai posted the above screenshot on ...
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